Lisbet

About This Movie

Lisbet (2011) is a deeply personal documentary that delves into the life of Lisbet Palme, the widow of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, who was murdered in 1986. The film captures her essence as a child psychologist and her commitment to social issues, particularly around women and children. It's not flashy; it's more of a contemplative piece. The pacing allows you to sit with Lisbet’s emotions, showcasing her resilience. The atmosphere feels heavy yet real, reflecting the impact of tragedy on her life. The performances—especially Lisbet’s own reflections—carry a weight that’s hard to shake, making it a distinctive entry in the documentary genre without any bells and whistles.

Strong focus on social issues related to women and children. · Intimate and reflective tone throughout the documentary. · Subtle pacing that enhances emotional depth.